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September 11, 2001 was the worst day of all of our lives. In that awful sense, it brought us together in a new way. The images that haunt me–the doomed woman stretched to her limit, leaning out of a window above the flames; the dark shadow that seems to cover the second plane as it races across the skyline filled with people just like me; the dust- caked firemen, their eyes dead with fatigue, flashing with determination; and the cellphones, those voices calling to us from the very edge of mystery and death. All of those things, and so much more.

So much more.
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When the World Trade Center in New York City was reduced to rubble by terrorists on Tuesday, September 11, it hit me especially hard, because I lived in New York for 30 years and it will always be my hometown. I wasn’t fond of the Twin Towers–I remember watching them being built and thinking how hideous they were.

But the Trade Center was a symbol, the same way the Alamo in San Antonio, where I now live, is a symbol. The Alamo was once reduced to rubble, prompting the cry “Remember the Alamo!,” which inspired Texans to fight the Mexicans again and win.
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Many, many people have written in the past twenty-four hours calling attention to the Nostradamus prophecies that seem to relate directly to the World Trade Center bombing. In fact, there does appear to be a major connection. But is it real, or in the eye of the beholder? And, if the connection is as strong as it seems, what do we do with it now? Has a sixteenth century prophet really left a message for our troubled era?

John Hogue is one of the greatest and best Nostradamus scholars alive today. He has been studying the prophet for twenty years, as well as the language he wrote in and the myriad meanings of the words and allusions in the prophecies.
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Anne Strieber has responded to the terrorist assault on our country with the insight and quiet wisdom that has become her hallmark.But this is no ordinary diary entry–gentle, wise and subtly humorous. A human heart is crying out for all of us.

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